In the first eleven months of 2024, Russian ports handled 815.1 million tons of freight, down -2.0% on the previous year. The Association of Russian Commercial Ports has announced that the goods exported amounted to 643.3 million tonnes (-1.7%), those imported to 39.1 million of tons (+11.0%), goods in transit 59.6 million tons (+0.6%) and cabotiero traffic was 73.1 million tons (-11.9%).

The total volume of dry goods was 407.1 million tonnes (-2.1%), including 173.7 million tonnes tons of coal (-10.3%), 69.7 million tons of cereals (+6.0%) 50.6 million tons of containerized goods (+11.3%), 39.3 million tonnes of mineral fertilisers (+17.7%), 17.4 million tons of ferrous metals (-12.1%), 10.9 million tonnes of minerals (+23.8%) and 7.4 million tonnes of minerals tons of rolling stock (-0.1%). The total liquid bulk is amounted to 408.0 million tonnes (-2.0%), of which 246.4 million tonnes million tonnes of crude oil (-0.7%), 119.7 million tonnes of crude oil tonnes of petroleum products (-7.1%), 32.6 million tonnes of tons of liquefied gas (+5.5%) and 5.8 million tons of food products (+14.0%).

In the period January-November of This year, the Russian ports in the Arctic basin alone have handled 85.9 million tonnes of cargo (-4.1%), those of the Baltic Sea 251.1 million tonnes (+1.1%), the ports of the Baltic basin Azov-Black Sea 254.2 million tons (-5.0%), the ports of the Caspian basin 7.6 million tons (+4.9%) and Russian ports of the Far East 216.2 million tons (-1.4%).